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How to Change the Windows 7 Desktop Being Android ICS advanced users only

If you are fond of Android and a Windows 7 computer user, the following trick will surely like. Yes, this show is a way to change your Windows 7 computer to Android Ice Cream. Before you decide to try it, you need to know that we present here are the result of a collaboration called Flickr user David Molina and his team of Lifehacker.com.

Android ICS to be able to bring the computer to Windows 7 as did Molina, you need to download the following file number.

- Ice Cream Sandwich wallpaper from WallBase

- APPOWS2010 theme for Windows 7 from DeviantArt to tweak the taskbar

- RocketDock with a blank theme to create the dock on the left side

- Ice Cream Sandwich Icon Pack from DroidPirate

- Rainmeter system monitor and configuration tool for Windows

- Minimal Bar skin for Rainmeter to display the time and date

- Lexis skin for Rainmeter to display the weather

- Simplesentencethree for Rainmeter to display the music being played, located in the lower-right corner.

- Google Search Bar for Rainmeter

- Roboto Font (specifically for the Roboto Light)

You do have to download all files above. Do not be surprised if the size is quite big but it will pay off when you manage to bring Android ICS to the desktop. Later you can even make an appearance on the Android desktop to your preference via the icon pack is available.

It should be noted that these tips and tricks just for you that have enough knowledge about Android and Windows so if there is an error in the install process, you will not panic and get over it. For more detailed information on how to bring Android Ice Cream Sandwich to the Windows 7 desktop computer, you can look directly at the site Lifehacker.com. Good luck :)

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How to Resolve Application Hangs in Task Manager Processs list after being closed

Application Hangs in Task Manager Processs list after being closed

I have an application which uses Winsock control for TCP/IP communications.  If I start the application and close it without connecting to a device through Winsock then the application goes away at that time in the Process tab of Task Manager.

If I start the application and then use it to connect to a socket on the server and then disconnect and close the application ...
The Application stays in the Processes list of task manager for about 20 seconds.

I have only seen this happen on SOME Windows 7 64bit machines...
not all.

I wonder if the client is running some type of monitoring program that may be holding this.
Any way to track this down?

Any ideas at all would be helpful

Thanks

Solutions to the Problem Application Hangs in Task Manager Processs list after being closed

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Use the System File Checker tool to repair corrupted or missing system files:

1. Click Start.
2. Type cmd, and then press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to open the elevated command prompt (I.e. Command prompt with administrative rights).
3. The User Account Control window should appear, be sure that the action it exhibits is correct, and then press the Continue button.
4. Type or copy paste the below command line into it without quotes:
5. "Sfc /scannow"

Another Safe way to Fix the Problem: Application Hangs in Task Manager Processs list after being closed:

How to Fix Application Hangs in Task Manager Processs list after being closed with SmartPCFixer?

1. Download Error Fixer . Install it on your system.  Click Scan, and it will perform a scan for your computer. The errors will be shown in the scan result.

2. After the scan is finished, you can see the errors and problems which need to be fixed.

3. When the Fixing part is finished, your computer has been speeded up and the errors have been fixed

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